One Shot 101-L Lettering Enamel White 4 Ounces

I have not used this One Shot 101-L Lettering Enamel White yet, but based on the other colors I have used from this same product line, I am confident it will perform just as well. The 4 oz can size is perfect for small projects, especially detail work, lettering, pinstriping, and touch-ups where you do not need a large amount of paint. I have several colors from this line now, and the ones I have used so far have gone on smooth, dried nicely, and added the exact custom touch I needed on my bike. The other colors pulled a nice clean line without having to reload the brush constantly, which is a big plus for small detail work. Anything that needs a good, hard, oil-based paint should be a good fit for this product. If you are an old-school sign painter, artist, pinstriper, or just working on custom projects, this line of paint is worth having around.

I had used a previous product that did not work well. You do need to follow ALL the instruction for use, making particular note of the drying temperatures which are ideally above 65, slow drying between 65F and 50F and no drying under 50F degrees. As it can take several days to dry you need to think about nighttime temps if the item is being painted outside. Also keeping dust and dirt away for a couple of days can be a challenge if outside. The small quantity (4 oz) went a lot further than I expected. I was actually able to do a full coat with touchups on all 4 tires (wide whitewalls) using a 4 inch paint sponge rollers. I still needed two cans in the end in order to do multiple coats but the cans are relatively cheap at just over $20 each currently. As with all paint products I pour out a small amount for use and reseal the can and then ziplock (freezer bag thickness) it for future use. After doing the white I was so impressed by the product that I bought some green to do inner tire walls on my green painted car for a nice unique look. The last photo shown is of this - a couple of coats of white and also 2 coats of green that have adhered very well.. Finally, after a 3 day wait I took the car for a 2 hour drive. No paint flaked off. The white did fade a bit (less white, a littler more greyish but not that much) and I am still planning on a third coat to help with that. You may need to clean and scrape your tires first as many tires have chemicals on the surface which mess up paint. I 'achieved' this myself because I had to scrape off the first product I use with a peeler. Yes, a potato peeler. It took off the paint and top layer of rubber. A couple of traces of the first product can still be seen as I had assumed wrongly that white covering white would deal with that. It mostly did but still left some visible 'more white' traces. From a few feet away you can't really tell. I used a combination of rollers, large paint brushes and small paint brushes for the fine edges and the paint was easy to use with all of them. Several folks already commented positively on my tires and were surprised to learn that I painted them. So that worked. You do need a steady hand and plenty of time to the fine brush work on edges. Black 1shot is available to fix small errors on black tires. A black marker pen is also an immediate hack fix for small issues. But wait for paint to dry first of course (1-2 days)..

I am a car restoration detailer, I thankfully stumbled across this brand of paint, since then I have been buying one shot paint exclusively for all my paint brush work, I refinished the aluminum on the rim, I clear coated the rim with one-shot clear, I painted the white on the tire and it came out amazing, the quality is beyond my greatest expectations, One shot paint, "you had me at hello" 😇🥰❤💯

Pens suck compared to this, holding up so far

Received it sooner than expected and without any product issues

Painted my white letter tires on my vintage car. Very nice brilliant white color. Fortunately I didn’t need to drive the car for a few days. Paint remained tacky for a couple days. I probably should have used a solvent to assist with dry time.

Used this to renew black and white paint on a gravestone. It went on well, easy to use and so far is lassting well.

Product is wat was advertised